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(al·le·go·ry, the expression by means
of symbolic fictional figures and actions of truths or generalizations about human
existence; (Merriam-Webster Online))
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Allegories of Pleasure and Pain
and of Envy.
(This image is half of the whole sketch.)Physical:
21 x 29 cm.
Pen and ink.
Location: Oxford, Christ Church
Circa: 1483-5
(Popham 118-119)
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Two Allegories of Envy. Physical:
21 x 29 cm.
Pen and ink.
Location: Oxford, Christ Church
Circa: 1483-5
(Popham 117-118)
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Allegory: A Crowned Eagle
Standing on a Globe and a Wolf Steering a Boat. Physical:
17 x 28 cm.
Red chalk on brownish-grey paper.
Location: Windsor, Royal Library
Circa: 1510 (?)
(Popham 125)
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Allegory of
Fortuna.
Physical: ? x ? cm.
Silverpoint, pen and ink and wash.
Location: London, British Museum
Circa: 1483
(Goldscheider 31)
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The Ermin as a Symbol of Purity. Physical:
Diameter 9.1 cm.
Pen and ink.
Location: Cambirdge, England L. C. G. Clark Collection
Circa: 1490-95
(Heydenreich 62)
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